The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remake Could Arrive Very Soon
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Bethesda's long-rumored remake of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is reportedly set for an imminent reveal, with multiple sources indicating a release date potentially earlier than initially expected. Previously anticipated for June 2025, the remake is now reportedly launching even sooner, possibly as early as April or May 2025.Insider NateTheHate, known for reliable Microsoft-related leaks, recently indicated that Bethesda is preparing to officially unveil the Oblivion remake either this month or in April. According to these reports, the game could be released before the previously expected June window—potentially as soon as next month (April 2025).https://Twitter.com/NateTheHate2/status/1899604247978840406The Oblivion remake is reportedly being

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remake

The much-anticipated remake of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion could be coming sooner than expected. According to reliable insider NateTheHate, the game is set to launch either in April or May 2025, which is earlier than the original June release date.

  • Developer: Bethesda and Virtuos
  • Engine: Unreal Engine 5
  • Features: Significant visual enhancements, revamped gameplay mechanics (including stamina, sneaking, blocking, archery, hit reactions, and a redesigned HUD)

This remake is moving at a rapid pace, with insider reports suggesting that Bethesda is preparing an imminent reveal.

What are the enhancements you think are essential to be included in this remake?

  • TheGrandNagus@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    2 days ago

    At least it’s not Skyrim again, but god damn it, Morrowind is what we really need a remaster of.

    I tried to play it recently and it’s just one of those games that was great at the time but has aged extremely poorly. It’s not even about the graphics, more how ‘clunky’ everything is.

    UE5 is interesting. Obviously a big change with a lot of benefits, but modding will certainly be more difficult. Bethesda will actually have to put serious effort into this – pushing a game out and letting the community fix it only works if your game is extremely easy to modify.

    I also feel somewhat bad for the people who’ve worked tirelessly on the Skyblivion project.